Dwarf rabbits’ character- Why you should make them your best friends? (II)

These little cuties will make a perfect pet animal for you because:

• They do not smell bad; they do not even need a bath. But they do need to be groomed.
• They are quiet and you do not need to worry about taking the, out for a walk. Though, they do need to do some exercise.
• You can train them to potty.
• They are smart and very social.

However, beware of not treating your dwarf rabbit as a dog or cat. The latter are used to live among humans or very long time, while rabbits are still very deep inside wild animals.

Dwarf rabbits can be clever, social and loving as well as spoiled, stubborn, destructive and vengeful. You will realize they tend to hate being lifted and cuddled up, which can be dangerous if you touch them when they are angry. You might get hut by their nails, and they have a spine fracture.

Dwarf rabbits have a very delicate bone structure, for this reason be careful of letting a child handle them. They are not teddy bears!

Finally, it is in your hands to shape up the personality of your dwarf rabbit and let it know you are its friend. So be patient, and you will see how lovable and faithful your little pet rabbit will turn out to be.

Dwarf rabbits character- Why you should make them your best friends

First of all, the super small size of a baby dwarf rabbit that you can largely hold in one hand makes it extremely tender an adorable.

But beyond their external softness and cuteness, these little rabbits are very clever, curious and social. They adapt very well in a country environment as well in a city small apartment.

Although, in a small apartment they can not run freely as in the countryside, they will still make themselves comfortable to jump around the sofa or lie down in bed. They love to explore around the place.

You may think they make a wonderful gift for a kid, and they are very kid-friendly indeed and their needs are quite simple. However, children will not be able to look after them as good as an adult can do.

From age 4, your dwarf rabbit is a “middle-aged guy or lady”, though she still has lot of time ahead to have fun with you, since he/she can live up to 7 to 9 years, as long as you love and take care of them properly.